Francois Binette fell short stacked, and moved in his final 5 big blinds with 
from early position. Antonio Esfandiari made the call from late position holding 
, and they ended up going to the flop heads-up.
Before the cards were out, Antonio apologized in advance for winning the hand, saying whenever he holds a live KQ vs an ace, he always wins. He even went on to say that it’s not a 60/40, but rather a 90/10, which made the table laugh a little.
Surely enough, the window card was a 
, and that pair was enough to win him the hand on the 
board.
The tournament has now reached it’s final table of 10 players, and Day 4 will conclude with one more elimination.
11th place: Francois Binette, $26,960
